A powerful teaching on the formation of a single, sincere, and teachable heart that can truly seek the salvation of God. Through childlike humility, godly sincerity, and pure wisdom, we learn to prefer Christ above self, receive guidance from those God has raised, and cultivate conversations that reveal Christ before men. This message explores the journey to gaining mastery of the life that would earn us the testimony of Christ and ultimately of God. Tune in and discover how to guard holy conversations, walk in peace and joy, and escape the snares of this world as we journey safely toward the Kingdom.

What does it mean to know God truly? It's not merely to understand spiritual truths, but to have them formed as nature within us! In this enlightening OBED review of the grand finale session of the just-concluded BECON, we explore the journey from seeing and hearing to understanding, obedience, and the inner work that transforms the soul. Discover how the Holy Spirit patiently guides, corrects, and strengthens believers through the Word and everyday opportunities for service and obedience, turning knowledge into lived experience that grants us abundant entrance into the Kingdom of God. This teaching also reveals how faith enables us to overcome spiritual resistance as God works within us both to will and to do His good pleasure. Listen and be stirred to yield more deeply to the Spirit, embrace the work of salvation, and press deeper into the true knowledge of God.

The earthly miracles of Jesus were more than demonstrations of power—they announced a deeper, ongoing ministry: the healing and salvation of the soul. In this illuminating review, we learn how the Word of Christ, our Great Physician, undoes the corruption of sin, renews the inward man, and trains the soul to walk after the Spirit. The teaching reveals the crucial place of the human will, showing that God can reign in us only as we sincerely expose our darkness, relinquish false definitions of life, and yield ourselves to Him. It also reminds us that salvation is a journey that reaches the whole man—spirit, soul, and body—and that no depth of bondage is beyond the Lord’s power to redeem. Tune in and receive faith to cooperate with the present-day ministry of Jesus as He turns souls from darkness to light and saves us to the uttermost.

What does “the Lord cometh” mean, and to whom does this word appertain? In this review session, we revisit a prophetic burden that speaks powerfully to this hour: God’s work is no longer merely about external service or business as usual. Rather, it is solely the destruction of the building of sin in souls and the inward formation of a people prepared for His appearing.

As the Lord awakens His people from spiritual slumber, light exposes darkness, life swallows death, and Christ is formed within, we are invited into a deeper separation, a greater consecration, and a daily posture of receiving His coming. This review is a timely reminder that the Lord’s coming is not merely a future event but the reigning of God’s life on earth, which begins with the work of transformation in the hearts of His people.

What is God truly seeking to establish in the heart of His people?

In this profound teaching, The Engineering of God’s Ways in the Heart, Pastor Tayo Fasan unveils the Lord’s work of forming His own ways within us—not merely changing our actions, but transforming the very constitution of our hearts, the repository of our ways. Every season of testing, dealing, and act of obedience is God’s design to replace our natural ways with His everlasting ways and help us prosper with the coming of the Lord. Discover how the Father uses life’s experiences to enlarge the heart, teach us to lay down our rights, love the undeserving, and inherit His way that prepares a people for His Kingdom.

What does “the Lord cometh” mean, and to whom does this word appertain? In this review session, we revisit a prophetic burden that speaks powerfully to this hour: God’s work is no longer merely about external service or business as usual. Rather, it is solely the destruction of the building of sin in souls and the inward formation of a people prepared for His appearing.

As the Lord awakens His people from spiritual slumber, light exposes darkness, life swallows death, and Christ is formed within, we are invited into a deeper separation, a greater consecration, and a daily posture of receiving His coming. This review is a timely reminder that the Lord’s coming is not merely a future event but the reigning of God’s life on earth, which begins with the work of transformation in the hearts of His people.

What does God have to remove from our hearts before we can fully entertain the coming of the Lord?

In this sobering teaching, we explore how the hidden attachments of the heart can hinder God’s work in our souls and why the Lord lovingly uses seasons of testing to expose every misplaced affection. Discover why the greatest breakthrough is not merely a change in circumstances, but the receiving of a heart of flesh—a tender heart upon which the law of Christ can be written. As God loosens our grip on natural things and forms Christ within us, we become increasingly able to love Him wholeheartedly, walk in His ways, and experience the restoration He has promised. Listen and allow the Spirit to search your heart and prepare you for deeper fellowship with the Lord.

What does “the Lord cometh” mean, and to whom does this word appertain? In this review session, we revisit a prophetic burden that speaks powerfully to this hour: God’s work is no longer merely about external service or business as usual. Rather, it is solely the destruction of the building of sin in souls and the inward formation of a people prepared for His appearing.

As the Lord awakens His people from spiritual slumber, light exposes darkness, life swallows death, and Christ is formed within, we are invited into a deeper separation, a greater consecration, and a daily posture of receiving His coming. This review is a timely reminder that the Lord’s coming is not merely a future event but the reigning of God’s life on earth, which begins with the work of transformation in the hearts of His people.

Our age in the spirit and the quality of our service to God are measured by the patience we have shown in doing His will, against all odds. In this thought-provoking teaching, we explore how the Lord uses weakness, natural frailties, imperfections, times of waiting, and seasons of unanswered prayers as refining processes to expose self-confidence, remove the things of the flesh from our hearts, and prepare us as His dwelling place. Discover why true service of God flows not from natural strength, but from lives transformed by grace and wholly yielded to Christ, whose sufficiency is solely of God.

What does “the Lord cometh” mean, and to whom does this word appertain? In this review session, we revisit a prophetic burden that speaks powerfully to this hour: God’s work is no longer merely about external service or business as usual. Rather, it is solely the destruction of the building of sin in souls and the inward formation of a people prepared for His appearing.

As the Lord awakens His people from spiritual slumber, light exposes darkness, life swallows death, and Christ is formed within, we are invited into a deeper separation, a greater consecration, and a daily posture of receiving His coming. This review is a timely reminder that the Lord’s coming is not merely a future event but the reigning of God’s life on earth, which begins with the work of transformation in the hearts of His people.